МНОГОЦЕЛЕВОЙ ПОДХОД К КУПИРОВАНИЮ БОЛИ ПРИ ПОРАЖЕНИЯХ МЯГКИХ ТКАНЕЙ
Номер журнала:
11
Год издания:
2016
Основной симптом повреждения мягких тканей – боль, которая может возникнуть по многим причинам. Использование обычных обезболивающих средств может замаскировать боль, что способно привести к ухудшению состояния, препятствовать выздоровлению и потенциально способствовать возникновению новых повреждений. Применение препарата Траумель С – альтернативный подход к лечению воспаления и устранения боли.
Ключевые слова:
травматология
поражение мягких тканей
боль
нестероидные противовоспалительные препараты
Траумель С
Для цитирования
МНОГОЦЕЛЕВОЙ ПОДХОД К КУПИРОВАНИЮ БОЛИ ПРИ ПОРАЖЕНИЯХ МЯГКИХ ТКАНЕЙ
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